Craftspiration- June 19th, 2025

Hi crafters,

Your passion filled projects continue to pour in, and YOU never cease to amaze us! This week’s showcase is overflowing with heartfelt tributes, dazzling celebrations and meaningful memories— all wrapped in paper, ribbon and love. From honoring fathers and sons to celebrating legacies, your crafts tell the stories that matter most! It fills our hearts with admiration and gratitude to witness how creativity connects us, comforts us and celebrates life in all its chapters.

We’re bursting with beautiful projects that truly shine a joyful spotlight on your endless talents!

Come be inspired!

Andrea said, “Happy Father’s Day! Finished all of my AG set and passed out final cards to children at church. One little boy teared when I told him I just wanted to plant a seed in his life. He didn’t understand. Said he never mailed anything. We’re going to!”

Jeanette said, “Home décor piece for the 4th of July using Anna Griffin Celebration Chest. Only thing not AG is glitter balls and a flag toothpick.”

Cheryl said, “Made a treat box using Anna’s circus tent die. The paper and cat (there are dogs too) in the circus tent are Anna’s as well.”

Audrey said, “Simply Astrid scrapbooking of my mother and siblings. She was widowed at 31 and raised 4 little children. She was an amazing woman!”

Clare said, “Birthday card for Dylan, who unfortunately turns 29 today. Seb has it in his suitcase for hand delivery when he spends a few nights with our fellow in Copenhagen later this week. Thanks to all the ship builders whose cards I was inspired by!”

Liz said, “A card that I made last night while on the Florida Griffinite’s Zoom Call.”

Carrianne said, “As our family came to this weekend to celebrate the life of my husband’s amazing son, I thought I’d finally share the cards I made for his lovely wife, two other siblings, their mama, and my wonderful husband, R. Chris. Prayers appreciated as we gather on Saturday with all those who were privileged to know Chris and were impacted by his life. He was an outstanding, remarkable young man, and I can’t wait to see him again in glory.”

Each of your projects is a testament to the magic that happens when passion meets paper. Whether you’ve shared with us for years or you’re quietly crafting behind the scenes, we’re so grateful for your presence in our community. Keep those cards and creations coming— tag us on social media or send your photos to RSVP@annagriffin.com. We can’t wait to feature even more of your beautiful work.

Bye for now,

Anna